Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 346
tone, whereas therest more probably belonged to the period of wholesalebuilding of churches and monasteries which followed theconversions of the Saxons in a. d. 597, and were princi-pahy constructed of wood. He also savs:—It isbeyond doubt that members of the Collegia Fabrorum inthe British towns… … XH w 302 History of Freemasonry. time when Canterbury possessed a large community otChristian craftsmen, than to have been founded by St.Augustine immediately after his arrival in a. d. 597. The early Christian Church, he continues, consistedprincipally of members of the industrial classes, all…
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